10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COGNATENESS»
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Measuring Second Language Vocabulary Acquisition
Measuring the cognateness of a word is a bit more complicated. When this is
discussed, by teachers or academics, there tends to be an assumption that a
word is either cognate or it is not. However, a binary division does not make this
kind of ...
2
Bilingualism: An Advanced Resource Book
K. de Bot and S. Stoessel Recognition tasks (L2 to L1 translation, picture–word
matching) In the recognition tasks, as mentioned above, there is a clear effect for
cognateness, but there is considerable variation between sessions and also ...
Bee Chin Ng, Gillian Wigglesworth, 2007
3
Bono Homini Donum: Essays in Historical Linguistics in ...
It is in just such terms that Gordon (1979:300) conceives the cognateness of the
Egyptian and Sumerian words for "leader/king," respectively nsw /insi/ (on the
phonetics of which we will comment in section X) and ensi. Both diffused from
West ...
Yoel L. Arbeitman, Allan R. Bomhard, 1981
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Meaningful Texts: The Extraction of Semantic Information ...
They based their research on the notion of 'cognateness', i.e. the assumption that
cognates are likely to be mutual translations. They extended this notion to include
proper names, numerical expressions and punctuation as well. The alignment ...
Geoff Barnbrook, Pernilla Danielsson, Michaela Mahlberg, 2004
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Lexis in Contrast: Corpus-based Approaches
Formal resemblance Another way of determining lexical equivalence is to focus
on cognate words which share common etymological roots, such as the French
word correspon- dance and the English word correspondence. Cognateness is ...
Bengt Altenberg, Sylviane Granger, 2002
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Oriental and Linguistic Studies ...: The Veda. The Avesta. ...
Any answer on our part, therefore, must necessarily be waived until the complete
publication of his paper shall make clear his meaning, and enable us to see what
is this awful question of the " determination of the grammatical cognateness of ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1873
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The Irish Reports: Containing Reports of Cases Argued and ...
And we think it must be always a question of degree — a question of more or less
— whether the analogy or cognateness of the purposes is so close as to prevent
there being an invention in the application. Mr. Grove," he adds, " in his very ...
8
... Sir William Hamilton
If this similarity or cognateness is the same with the partial identity which he has
elsewhere noticed as existing between a concept and each of its characters (
which it appears to be), all affirmative analytical judgments express a relation of ...
William Henry Stanley Monck, 1881
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The Veda. The Avesta. The science of langugae
Any answer on our part, therefore, must necessarily be waived until the complete
publication of his paper shall make clear his meaning, and enable us to see what
is this awful question of the " determination of the grammatical cognateness of ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1874
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Oriental and Linguistic Studies: First Series : the Veda ; ...
Any answer on our part, therefore, must necessarily be waived until the complete
publication of his paper shall make clear his meaning, and enable us to see what
is this awful question of the " determination of the grammatical cognateness of ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1873
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COGNATENESS»
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2015: National conference and the South-East
... their resources in foreign land and starting afresh with bonds of ancestral cognateness and benefits of will to survive and guts to start afresh.”. «The Punch, Feb 13»
